Rebuilding an Online Store from the Wayback Machine: WooCommerce vs Shopify
How to rebuild a store from archived pages: catalog evidence, product and category URLs, checkout, Shopify exports and themes, and WooCommerce vs Shopify.
What the Wayback Machine Can and Cannot Recover: Images, CSS, Fonts, PDFs, Videos, Forms and Menus
What a Wayback Machine snapshot really contains, asset by asset: CSS, fonts, images, PDFs, videos, forms, menus, meta tags, and what must come from the owner.
After Website Restoration: The SEO and QA Checklist (Links, Canonicals, Sitemap, Handover)
The post-restoration checklist: acceptance scope, internal links, canonicals and redirects, sitemap, hreflang, HTML package QA, and measuring search recovery.
WordPress Hacked Redirect: Find and Remove the Code
WordPress hacked redirect sending visitors to spam? Find where the code hides, remove it step by step, close the entry point and clean up search results.
How to Restore a SiteGround Website From a Backup
Restore a SiteGround website from Site Tools backups: full, files-only or database restores, what to do if the site was deleted, and other recovery options.
Elementor Revision History: Restore an Earlier Page Version
Use Elementor revision history to restore an earlier page version, see why revisions are missing, and recover a page from templates, backups or archives.
How to Restore a WordPress Database From a Backup
How to restore a WordPress database with your host, phpMyAdmin or WP-CLI, the checks to run afterwards, partial restores, and what to do with no backup.
Recover a Deleted GoDaddy Website: Backups, Support and Archive Options
How to recover a deleted GoDaddy website: restore from Daily Backups or Website Security and Backups, what to ask support after hosting expires, and how to rebuild from archives when nothing is left.
How to Recover a Website From Google Cache Now That It Is Gone
Google retired its cache in 2024, so you can no longer recover a website from Google cache. Here are the sources that still hold copies of lost pages, the order to check them in, and their limits.
WordPress White Screen of Death: How to Fix It and When to Recover
The WordPress white screen of death usually means a fatal error, not lost content. Use recovery mode, the debug log, and plugin and theme checks to fix it, and know what to do if files are really gone.
